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TO is 1 TO THE !E:o.h - bk OF rifE SLTAr. • I EDITOR, On triday, o'Clue,k, ptlGarmwayts, s intiE :v:10 INZ4V.II 4 ;4",I'IILAN; ••- • • • - y r .f k , til) nl cstablrpt..-.1 ra of 61 4 p,.,r :lan; iki"6llt7h e ue in cre4sing ; 9 1, i , i ‘ ; l 9,k,..ll,LifFs, 4eining ,Illtei44t Airts .per net,C , :riCerl). SilA LYCi& ptrslCT i tkill " ilkEWN art. NXQN-:‘,::-N14413S, in Lk -PR()V I DENT IArE IN STI I'UTION, SURREY INSTI (11,10.24, 1 A LIIION-; litrt , E,' and .A'Pli A S'"FIIRE=OFT'ICEIf,"gIIkAN D ariil Bliii•r•tiba; viu74sL: . i'ara;at I, tcn Pici,i4dit4 4 at .tb i e ITtA . ; 'A; NA,pdt.4-ifilviff, tt Btid,.e-A1,...t, .AffsAln , -• "" • 4.- . Ass - you 'chew a'great- regard for the morals, as well as for the interest of the Country, I doubt not that you will readly.admit a few words from one whose 'name is well I.:now n,"and whose charaiiter has always excited gmd-will, if not much respea. I aim Sir, a near ...refation of don s BuLt., *hose name has .been •efteetned as, long as. Great Britain has i:os sesssed its present glut - ions Constitution. My name "is JOHN TROTT, and ha'e been described in the fbilowing - couplet, in con tradi,tindioryto the." bonny. Scot,", -and bta_ye, t . Tilisp4v.w4s . publisbed, In lour Volumes puce in Boards, a New Edition, - • Nitlth, of IIECILIA.•-;• or 'Alefiioirs of an Heiress.—By the. Author of ".Esvelina:" . • Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand ;. and T. Pa) Orwhoni'may-he had; New Editions of .the followipg : I.The RECESS • a Tale of other Times. By Sophia Lee. rlois, 2. The ITALIAN ; or, the ConleFsional of the Black Penitents ; a Romance. By Ann Radcliffe. 3 vois. 15s. EVE of St. PIE - IRO ; a Tale. 3 vols. tos. 6d.. 4.1t1q LIBERTINE ...By- Charlotte Dacre, better know as Rosa Matilda... 4,v0•15. 5. MA^RPANN A' ; • I *ciern Manners; a Novel. '2, - io. ludittriESP.-; •t - • v , : ~ ' • .• • - ' • • - tfig 3 r..-'d '.;:!.., SALE. ut a CA l' iTA I, LSTATE in tt&e... 0:04 . 451( . O C , ST :lali , 1(;, in SCOTLAN. .... TO !_ii ' 4 0L1.) in StVeri-iiitletent Lots, b;:' I/MAC 'AUC TION; within toe Kuybl, k.xiiiiange 61:036.h0u5d; li.c . inf. buy,:ii, •,n Wtcinesday tli zki August, / at i ,Wwo,p'Cloic*. Afternoon,. 'lit LANDS and BAR.ONr gi Ix ..ASSTE4' .11 GREEN , YAKF)S, Ifing in' tile •PlitiiMit't),'N'ittiiiii•t, ' aut.County ot.S4l(iiikl;• tii r" ,, W ,c",- to .•.: • These Lands lie witnin ,:b,,ut threemilim y pc.the oyti oc Stirling, in a 1.119 . 6Y - 1 , 41,1t11111, nun', and popuicius . Countty, abounding in all the ol,oteilitncies of lire.' Tiie l i4hole? ti'A- toity,consi, sot nea. , l7. 404 Scotch or-480 Lngiisil l eActeaft, rich, i ,:ar.,e, and 1)•)tilc, Lonil I but for tine aFeninritod,,tioit of t1t,,,.. -elm - have ad nite'rition to 'purchase, it will be 'gold in sewn ditletent Lois, or th- value ontein 13,0001. do V&A.* eiQ, , 1., t. . STATE LOTTERY, , , To be dnwn in One Da.v, zoth of OCTOBER; 1809.: , 4 - - - - £20, , -.0 - -- z'e - - 480,0n0 4 - - - - 5, , :.-oo -- , .-- - - - '-'-26,D00 • • • ts'Day•ts , Js • ' In Two Volumes, price izs. in boards, 3 N*y.s,Eidittomb,tti4 the 'feiibjt t -' • CE titi3 g . a SPX4O - 1 of a Wltfp .Compre 'l- hending . .dliSer;ijtiOni Domestic `llalailS and Mon ne S','lteliiiriti,gaticl Ptinted One wilt, W. :Davies, 'Sttand..: • pt vlionamay,he h ; ,d, • , Striclpres oti the Miaicri) System of Female Educa tion Vies.. , of the Prin:iples and Condtitt pievalent imOog woMen of ranoarktitottaile. By Hannah Mote. _Two vats. Loth echt,um, pOce, A-4,,its boards. •• 2. flii.ts towaidis formin' the CharaCier of a Young Prineess, ...By the same. 1. wO vok. third editian,,in 425. i hoards. • • 3. Thoughts .oat the importance-of the Manners„of, the Gieat, to general Society Land an Estimate of the 0, 'the • shioliable' World' tc`i svo Essaj, s, now . Printed tog they in oneVoiunte, being the - nett?r Edition at-the :First, and toe,six , th Edition oftlict i kec,ond, witii._a new I'retace. By tlle same. Ss in boards. , 4. Sacred Dramas, chie:iv• intenled for'Yomit ; the subjects taken from rho which it; altileal: an.Lpistle. ,the .64111 c. fitteentA 55. in boards. 5. Search aftel' Hppi'nest a Pastoral Drama. By the same: Twelfth Edition, 4.1. 6th • • . 2,CQO • B,OOO . 12 - - SW - - - - ;Oocko lob 4,•9Z° - - Ficket -- -- r rHIS "LOT consist; Nm u " b er; (f rom I l a, coop itietitkiiie) ;r.but -Tickets of each Nuntlacr,-mhic.h...w4.11,4e v•v.erally entitled to whatever Prize is dravti again:it ,such op:.ber ; for instance, if No. t should he draWit aiPrizeof "z0.,e061 . .. the Four Tic kets of that Number will.eac4-be.entiried to zo,oool. mak ing, in_the 4,o04„;, so. that it, wit- porr.orl should Purchase nitife than - Ohe *Ticket 61 . tlid's.ime 'Sulllser, and that Number prove fortunate:TT:bin:ly gaio, Ily Twct"Tickt.:::.of. the ::{Me:Ntittiber A PrizcEof . - rfit:kets.cal _ A Ptize.o.f. , - . - - - - ' • • r fi'y'Tottil'ickets N urrib,l; • • • Aip _ - ... ono • , A pt.ell other Prtzefi in ;t, 4r al cle pyti port WIIL • S and SIIA ate on• Sale the Otrkcs. . _ „.. . .. , . .. _ _. ... -. . . There are good situations for aMansion,House upon each Lot ot the p ro p e l ty, an d a m os t beatitituf on ..1 upon Lot 7th; beske , •s::verdl'very , tlifiving• Plantations upon tiliS last Lot, Nvhicn .iave been valued at upwards of 20001. A Vote in the Ilt,ct -ii of Member of Par: lament ter the County ,wiil aks , With this Lot, as it istntended b e at , m-lied to; and sold along to sell the rerna,“og six smaller . I.Ots, ti be held feu of Lot 7th, for t)ay mem of a v ary trattng I. eu -duty. 4 - Ihe ;;hole of the hstate, ; except the ~ : nall.Far.ii,of Bank - Vtii c(..)sisting ,of about .so Atr. s, poS,,3sed by Widow -- Y 113, '4 will b: out of tease ; at the tesin'ot Martinmas eir zsd No F v o e:n. bri ~ . e l ' it i f t s . pecial description of the sll.4ller Lots, an:l any other pau.i.culars, application rna . ‘ 1.;:: ii,,,:e to laines l Utfle, Cleric to the Signet, _George's- .tp.iare, Edinburgh, or to Mr: Alexander Littlejohn, ‘Vtiter,,ln Stirling. .. , *-4- FOR SALE. • To be. Sold by Public ROup, upon Friday the Pith dy . of Seprernber next, v:/ithin the House of George Ronald, Vintber, in Aberdeen, betwixt the hours of Six , ind• Sevet4- Afternoon (if nut previously disposed of. by if rivate Bar— HE tANDS. and ESTATE . .of • MARY . cUL- Tt R , com?reriendin g the Mains and Niatior laces of Mary (*niter ; tile and' Mile La! ds of Crynocn and Iklary‘' u her ; and the "l govt Lands, and Fares of Ivliln tank, Eastland, Cotton,.c or. hili, Standing Statics, Eastsitte. Weststde, ‘ V eitsliaw; , tiluirskte,Burns' , e, Coek'ley, Bob ,son, Eater and Wester '1 illboiiries4 did N -titer awl .Upper .Ash6tillies ; with the S. L,IIUN FISHINC:S, altiltures, Te]n::s, Patine/as, ihe 'whole. of the said lands; ail Culter,...h , f county of Kin cardzi:e'• cud e• char' ve ct A • -,, a11 ,, ai 0: rest. 140 ely given uir, of nearly ra.ree tilei:iand seven hut,- 'ure4 Scots acres. whereof, according to a survey niade some Years - ago, • there are about eight hundred of the 5511.2 yrial)ttly of Outfield, fortv-six of Wood, fotirteen bun (l,rect-alid .eattitre, one hundred and six' of Muss, and te r.ciu.:ii.der of Moor; atf situated at a short ,and neorly equal douanco fmtn Aberdeen and StGnehaven, gild extending for upwords' of three miles along the So,ih Bank of the - Dee. (a ri.:ei.zipounding Salmon. and Grilse),_ and from it south wa rd to tile south boundary of the parish of Mary Chite'r, which also that of this,E state towards the wilt', and rtins in a line nearly parallel to the river -forming on •the wole. one of the most i:intipact and best accommodated . EstStes in this part of the country T. present house of Mary Culter overhangs the river, on w oo d ;N i h an k ;• and at a lithe distance troth it to the 'east, Upon :It, rising ground of a hauxli of; 65 acres, skirted by a or 'yanous sorts of forest trees,. now well and connriandin, a beautiful view of the river and ' adjacent country tor . saute miles below, is one of the finest situations for a•Xlansion House in th;s country. The tanti, hold orthe..Crown, anti are at..present valued ha Cuvrui, h another part of Mr. Menzie s ' Estate in this pa- Vsh, at whicn, upon a safe, willhe split, •anda quan um oi v , lued rent given to , the purchaser. to admit'of two A:reeholo• The teinds were valued several Years are nearly exhausted. • Acces s A- 1i he given to the Mansion house, garden, offices, ant grounds, in the occupation of the proprietor, at rt' innla s next, or sooner, if desired; to seyeral of the to or, iv ich there are no feasts, at Whitsunday tele ; and, 1,1 the-re'st of this raluabld estate on the expiry of the -stin g leases which. except in afew.instances, are now held , cn, the live;ot the present occupiers. • rhe writes, *.kWri a P and' Kemal of these lands, are in the harms ut Mr Bannerman, Advocate, in. Aberdeen, to a, -.°lll those desirous of further information may apply. . • icisepli Tatt, at Parkhead, wilt shew the marches. . - ***. A complete ,Edition or the IVOOA ot: Hannah More, captaining all the above l mentioned Pieces - , and a gfeat many other, unitormly printed in twelve Volumes, 31. 6s.' in boards. • Tit E, E.V. ;AIR. l''A ‘,",: i''l".l Xl' LI. 0;'f; l'11,1,c;. . . eeml?k of rho - c2.letp - Ated Dr: Jincftant je . A tiiiNit tl i 'l)4:fltst.,tl:: iN o t&i:CtheL* 'that tompi;iiiirS of titeSteigiatth and \ lintrets are theigtevailiag AVIaLi - 4.vs.of this Country, vi4ech,lgyjhe joilp#isiop of - -the more ti - .!nidable and tatal I.))seases that dicover for cirrea sale and-infallible reitietti weed pec toral a most important service, to six iety. l'inat:discovery has now, been made in the Patent A i t.t'iilious • i;iits o r r i te Rev. Wilrr:im liarelay, the extent•ivc sale of dr k i tifie'hikii - eisfiniation in xliey are deservedly tiet,t, has cotruderably lessened die number of these c , *:titpleirits'i and bids tairi ti a short thne, t 4 be the means or entirely T eradi, , hece have a quick and safe operation, ,!„.. spctelfieatiy on tth 'Pile, and thiis remove. the'numerous disonters coneesned :with it, Sici4 Bead-Aches, i latuleucg r .I.4ves,Cortiplaints,, tatindice, .Nvr, vous Dispriler, troutJain:gest &c. They are th... Most varuabte - Family Meditine hirherto , otfered -to* the Puha, and the Proprietor is supported by the 'most sespeekible evidence of',,,t)ro tirat•characteis of the 'Nubility and others, that they have.never beeh administae4 to any person without giving certain and spo , _:dy rdief, and in tit,: eird'onipleting Cure. ' justpub:ished, • ' Price 7s. 6d, bound and lettered,' Second Eclitiofl, r rHE OILMAN's -VADE-MECUM tiring a a useful Assistant to the Retail as well as, the Whole sale Dealer; shewing, at one view, the -valor ,of a Tun of Fish or Seed Oil,-at any price per gallon; and the weight and value of any number ut gallons, at any price per 'run. To which is added, 1, !ix, to :ind the v Ike of the rounds and Ff f rounds, cc:ll.g IL:4.i than a GJILn._ by R. W. WHI TTON, Accoirytint. Printed for Sherwood, Neety, and Jones, Paternoster-row. MODERN MANNERS, CHARACTERS, &c. This Day was published, In Two elegant Volumes, Post oEtavo, price i6s. in boards, accompanied by several. Engravings, in the manner of Drawings, •'' _ • FETTERS from' LONDON to. D‘UB LIN, from L' a p STUDENT of the LAW to his FATHER 1-R ELAND: on _the State of Manners,.. Opinions, Politics; the Court, Legal PraClice,. Public Amusements, }:cetera_,. interspersed with Characteristic Anecdotes or nearly . Five • HundredPersons,itr the different Departments' of Public Lite. Printed for C. Cradock and: W. Joy.. No. 32, Pater noster-row:r sold by Archer, Mahon;, Dugclale, and Col ben-, Dbblin ; Edwards and SaVage,:- Coik ; and 1.• Bull,' Waterford. • • . - This valuable Medicine, having I),?en used with success, - is recommended by the following :sti:i;uislu.d Personages : The Right limn. ViSeniiiit The Loki Bishop of Bitth and / Sir kbytteywood, Il;trt. NI. P. fl'r lloniton... Sir :Ste,illten LuShiligton, M.•P. lc* PenYn. , • Anson, Esq. 1,1„ I' Jot Litchfield. . • lames Amyatt, Esq. M.P. tOr Sourhanipton. Nicholson Calvert, Esq: M.P, for licittord - . ':-Edtrittnd Now.streer, Spring Gardens. Thomas Plarninet.siey,, G..W. Pickes, Esq. Private Secretary to the Archbishop, •.. of Canterbury. This Day were published,. In Quarto, price -255. in Boards, MI SSAYS on PROPESSIONAL EDUCATION, • 12.4 in Eight Chapters : • 1. On the Choke of a Profession. 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Dimock., T.i;irariantothe Ardtbishop.., Cecil . 17' oresti:r t Esq. M. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale anti retail by Mr. - Butler, No. ,4,Cheapside;, and retail by Mr. KirbY; * StatThiThStreet,Oki Lsond.street Mr. Stratton. Leicester-squ4re; Bacon and Co. 'xio, ford-street ;• and by all respectable Venders in Town and Country. . . A Caution.--4)bserve the name of William Barclay is en_ graved on the Stamp, which is affixed on the.outside wrap per of each box; all not so stamped are a &porous imi tatien. Price ;s. 6:1. and , r box, - with amPledirediOns. ' TO fit LETT oR SOLD, • SMALL SELECT. RESIDENCE of _Eight Vi e with a4; : ardeii behind; and a remarkably rural [Urea, n front, w ok: I l l s never l i k e l y to be it - nßeded by tu., js,l l , E 'cOi(:os, in toe b est Tali of Chelsea, facnig,the New 'diary- Asy)um, King's-road. " - The House 'stands Terrace,`an, rouilt undertheinspedion of tha Proprie-: l °r's `,urveyor.. I „ colt(' at No. 7, lictrths Terrace. BIM. E. This Day %vas p.ublished, pricels. 6d. APLAIN STATEMENT, intended for the in tormattor. torrnation of the- Publie,'of the comparative Ady'an. rages of the COW PDX and SMALL PDX INOCULA_ TI ONS with an Abstrad of the Report of the Royal Col.. I,:ges of ,l'hysi . c.ians and Sgrgeon, of London, Edinburgh, and Dublin, and the opinions' and testimonials pt many of the prixlcipai Physielaus and Surgeons on the. Cow Pox. By T. SMITH, M D. Late Physician to the Nottingha►n General Hospital, Fellow -of the Key4l ,Medical Society,, Edinburgh, &c. • London: Printed for j; Mawman, 22, Poultry ; and may, be had of the Booksellers at Hertford. This Day was published, 3' Robert 46, ateniubter- row, and Scatcherd and Lettcrinaii, Ave-Maria-Lite, (printed on a fine wove paper - .7• trOrl.,•n entirely new letter, east for the 'work, , pr:t.e,- Ale'dium 11. 4s. boards, in.Ro}al. SVO. Il• 14. ' 411‘ I 2 vols. imperial iito. ii. 45. boani s , HOLY ,BIBLE, .for the 'Use of Families ; oAustr.cten fro m the wUrKs• of the toast approved ..:oin trientatoi • F • .2 Arnald, 'net ~. • 414. . . Bocnart, Cat Lr Lo' C.'areLidoo, Dr. Dodd, .Dr. Dodcirdge, • 1. , e ' • 0 - niler, Houbigant, King, Le yerc, o 1 . Bishop r s . ' owth, Bishop of Urton Bishop P atrick . l - oule, Bishop otlt ' "e 14•414.1, Whitby, Dean Woodhouse, and various • ***The want of a Bible, Imiting in itself all the neces. sary •clear printing, fine paper, extreme accuracy,a_ t,s convetik. torm, together with a selection of. , veer, •4, use and reference, mnSt have long since ..o ::ave spared neither. expenee.not attention - o .‘t ' t. .a 11 '-• • ' _the) stave no hesitation in say t .4 .1 tie work, they have full ) at - Vvith - the • t.reatest confidence, to to, . acing what they profess it. , i.l S Vols. ramo. price gs. boards, .Rl3 Ltto oti the WV GO . D ;by .C. C. 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We praised the work for the balclncss'and originality of the conception on which the plan was formed; forits coin. prehensiveness, being commensurate, in a certain sense, with Nature .tself ; for tile mtive genius and deep 'research with which the author treats, trithellishes, and eariches the sub , ject ; and for the eloquent and livaly diction in 'which he discusses tupics, Which, under the pen of an ordinary writer, whuld have been dull, elaborate, and revolting,'' Sec. s t e.- 11 , 1outilly Review, Maicli, 1301, ['limed fur Ma,.v man, Walker, Longman, Hurst, Ri!es, and 'Orme, 'Veri.or, }-food, anti Sharpe, C. Law, Lack ini;ton, Alien, and Co. iolui tkit.nardsbn, B. Crosby and Co. lames Richardson, and A, Newman and Co. , , t whoa: pay be had, An Alardgrrietii 'of' a auove Work, fur the. Use of one vtil. s zwo. ptiCC 55. tketilii. A CHALLENGE. ' M E h g i s S and Co. Soriering late in. es C' t;'S SerVie, challenge the prove a single instance where. their medicine and method of cure hall failed of the desired efl - ect. The practice of many% years in this particular branch of their profession, has not given rise to one unsuccessful tn!. • s They continue to (tired their studies to the treatment and cure of venereal complaints, and that derangement of the sys, tern, which is time conSer i ttenee of the pennants: anct wasteful effects of - 'a habit long and most unhappily pursued by the youtk3 of both sexes: in the one it will he found tci.ibe the unfailk; source of ba - t.;ortess; . the other have its ravages ta -tally develciped to them tic a distressing state of debility, which, if not timely remetled i . terminateS• us impotence. "1:1:ese ate its etti.:cis, while consump tions, loss ot power, maid various ervuus complaints, usually charaoerise eanier stages of this solitary vice. - Of persons languishin,cru :er the disorders incident to such a habit, *Or treat - tnentit simple, and has never proved iro .. scie ceSsfitt in - the c•surse oe3 long, •laburieffis% and much extended practice. In the most obstinate and complicrite!icast-s of ye.. nereal f koceetion such as obstructions in the trothra, spongy excrescences, hard . tumors, callous ulcers, eciptions, semi rial Weakness, greets, - as •ri I sei •• ' pistucTußts, .;.• . Whether recent or of long duration, and w,hich have hat, fled the skill of other PraCtitioners, are by their present itn.. proved plan of - treatment; cite'aul I ly 'and permanently cured," with Ont. the Yatient suffering the excruciating' pain and alarming hemorrhage which tiequeptly follows the applica tion of the lunar caustic. `ln the course of twenty years extensive practice in thiS numerous cases of Striefu'res have becn.and are daily under their care, the total eradicatipp are ell'e4erl by a safe,,certajn, and expe, ditious mode of praaice, superior to any other yet adopted. The weakness, relaxation, and debility proceeding from this 'complaint is •speedilylemovect, and the Patient , restored to sound amt vigprous health. !tilt where the debility has for years existed, it prOper perseveraiice in . their restorative re medies, after the Stricture has. beam destrived, is indiSpensa bly requisite to revive the slumbering sparks of life and to reanimate the coast itjAloll. , , Messrs. Currie aid Cu. may he cousulted by either sex with the greatest delicacy, secrecy, and honour, At their house, No. 107, tlatroipgaiden . :•• : . Coutairy,;4,l - F retp.estclll6state the particu kors ut tticir cab; I,gt‘ i ah l / 4 1 h: hat . inclusil)4 a teniiitatmtf I...ecticines, when the sane ~.).11•be given or,seut to ally p..itt,ot the ktni,doin. To ensure t:1::c .secrecy •to :ititiettaking, the post,tge'otit:tt,R, moy tie ..dti.L..; to tiy.: /of to di.ineJ. 4 . 9 C LlM:,ri^.kin - iftUn . " Lil:et his own Thames, honest lolitt , T.l,...Trr i their brother, - " More quick. tilin:one, rand inuOi lose-bold.thailteother." Whether it will be admitted that am qlkket - than the cote. May , fairly be _questioned, but it is proper to observe that the Coldness, alluded to, in ivhich I am said to fall below the Lliternian relates to Jove-making,' hot to patriotic valour, in yvhich I will yi F la.topo othei country. Fitt, Sir, it is fulf time for me . to tell you the rea§on wily I now- Address you.. You must know - L that my ,relation JonNßuLejs a _great admirer, _of ,dramatic amuse ments, but . l . hen he likes only the genuine produe-; tioils'of 'hi; Country, and fie cannot bear to see there impregnated with :any _foreign rnixttre.— jFI haalpslen , ,fov.-aoine. : tirne nnichsliSturbed in his feelings on :tini,ing that CATALANI has been engaged for the lie 's; . 4 .l. l heatre lit COveut- Garden, "And'Aeemi - ie;iaNecl ctwexlpfeSs4ll3 discontent in a- -V`(;.-q 14Fcigle: planth.:. He nos.only obgeets to her_ epogement that Theatre, as it to deprive his fair countryviortrm -of lip ( pperf intleftilig- their fioiees, winch he preers to, all the eif,romqics that Italy ` • Can suppfy . „ * at' he: Alas Veird that she lat . ' ptqlsibriltinin that her hOsbaiikt . 'c;tuaily .1141 , and p.ro ba ; tit s Fery.thomeitt:nol4s, a punt Frc;:ucti U.snryer..., Now, Sir,' as 13utrgaisaaTe. - is the bitterest aid most forinidAle cm - 6y that we ever intil.to''CiYrilend with, my rela tion IloauTouef.,.. thinks that :we are guilty of the,. prossest.tollv ill suffering such persons ro find hour among us, and.to_empty our pockets, at this te! Ile' says, that inse.ad ef being putinto the piioe 0 - I , ourixtuntry women, they should t Sent tAlt the Kingdom,. -and he expresses his wonder that,. , those- who are eotrusted wish the execution of CO Shbilld'ai, hate ° liiterpOsed: ors this oeca 7 .sion. nev'er saw,Jont4 BULL in such 'a -pag4ihn , upon a- subject- of this nature as. he is in at present„ ; .aiidAhough I have done all. I can to* wiet hisfeek . itig . s, for I am a very peaceable' man, his itrieition ;seems to increase whenever he hears 'llle iipme cebTALANI tilt titiunctl.. It ii.itilpOstMle for i n , to desaihe the fury imo which he arose When her a paragraph in the public Prints, slating, that C A-rtt- I:1DTI vt•tts to appear in . Evglith Otieras. It was in • . vain that I Lold: him our rugged language wouldauest probably derive a great improvement from her urel lifluous pronunciation. He that our vigrair..: .nirs tongue will be tortured and m;ingled by -h e r outlandish lingo, and. that all our simple melodies will be frittered away by. her squalling semiquavers. He affirms that, while, there are such native pet- - fdrlnerS as a' BILLINGTON, a PAIrKE, a MOtINTAIN"' , , a-- BISHOP,- and ' many others,.. it is worse. than. folly to, lavish our, means ou foreigners, who laugh .at us when. they leave us, and would he glad to see our dOwnfall, if they dO. not; 'indl~ecl, come to assist in promoting., it. - The chief Manager of Covent Garden Theatre has always ; been distinguish ed for his loyalty, elides it isimpossible„ from al that is ItrioWn of his chara6lir, to stipposelor a mo ment that his sentiments Of' loyalty are not as Chive as ever, his. having engaged CATALANI can only, Icivo proceeded from an anxious desire to gratify the pub lic, 'end render his new theatre still more attrathve : but in doing this he is " gilding refitted gold, paint ing the violet," and indeed showing a " wasteful and ridiculous excess,'.'.-- -With . the host of excellent performers which he possesses, .and with the attrac tion of his new theatre,he might have been sure of one very successful season without CATALAN!, and as he would hardly ,have thought of engaging her more than one &.e..son, he,, in fact, throws away,the mo ney that is given to tier, and is in danger of forfeiting that good-opinion which his charaCter has always maintained in the public mind. For my own part, Mr. Editor, I am, as t told you before, a quiet, peaceable , man, and provided I can pay my taxes, and - have a comfortable meal, -I little care how the world wags. But my relation JOHN BULL, though as generous a fellow as ever lived, is very hasty, as as very patriotic„and when his anger is'once roused: he is not to be appeased till he has completely ed his objet?. He is willing that GATALANI rluiil sing at the Opera House, or at private Concept; but he seems positively determined to oppose her -en trance on the boards .of an English Theatre; and I am really afraid that if the event should absolutely take place, JOHN will 'give very strong , ptoofi of the violence of his temper. • It is said that theiMa nager, aware of his itupolicy, in having engaged her, both on the score of public feeling, and the useles.s;expence which it will bring upon hint, has offered her a very large sum to be off the bargain,. but that she has learned so much of the English language as to say with Shylock " I will have . my bond." Ifs°, the matter ought to be,properly plained to. JoHN' BULL, that,if .the'Manager has in deed shewn such a respect for,public.opinion, os: to make such an offer, no feelings ofresentrnentshooht be harboured towards him,-whatever limy be thought of a rapacioo foreigner, who seems to oehpisepub lie opinion while there is an opportunity or .drainivg the public purse,. 1 ROTT. MAILS. ARR IV E Dublin, i Wat&rford. Dot —I Gotteriburgh, A I. JO 4,0, I Malta, r. ►Waterford. l':. I'iCTUALLING 'TICE; • , . 1 , :,;, ffi4 31 i , 1809. 7 . "IHE CO MillISSiO NERSjorI'ICTUA L LING , 41/TYESTri NAK Y do hereby give-Nctice,That on Tuesday;, the 81/s9f August next,they will be ready to receive Ten,. Vers, ; in writing( sealed up )and treat . for One Thou:aid BOLTS of FLAGS, for tbq use of the Cooperage, to be anz;zher4le to Samples 1 ito be produced wills the Tenders, to be delivered, in the spare of `Six igto,hif Majerty's Vianalling Siores at l i leptfcrdi and to, be paid for by Bills payable, with if:fere:44lnel), Days:, •• • 1 after date. riii. l eo/rtiliß i rts''6.) the; Co.;Ara.4 bi:';;en the Seen:tag': Off' e ' ll ' • • b' No regard will hf•:-Liiii to an)i intighisch the Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cloik on a:4,14 id Tuesday, the Bth of Au— gust next, our unless the Person 'u ho wishes the Tender, or some Perswi on ki ebalj, wteedr, toosnsooerwhen called